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The document is a legislative bill (Senate Bill 292) from the 88th General Assembly of Arkansas, enacted in 2011. It amends existing laws to allow for the transfer of ownership of certain vehicles and motorboats upon the death of the owner to a designated beneficiary, streamlining the process through a 'certificate of title with beneficiary' or 'certificate of number with beneficiary'. The bill outlines the requirements for application, fees, and conditions under which such transfers can occur.

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